Ever have those re-occuring nightmares where you wake up on your wedding day and everything is awry, your maid of honor is your worst enemy, your dress is ripped to shreds and got thrown in the wash with something bright red, and your hair is a frizzled frazzled unthinkable mess? Well, i hope none of these nightmares happen to any of you, but in case you would like to be more at ease (at least in the hair department), this expert advice article will do the trick! Consultations and trial hair appointments are such an important part of putting the stress of hair issues behind you for the wedding day. Lena Hartford, of Hair That Moves, wrote this great expert advice article explaining the basics and importance of consultations. Check it out below and visit Hair That Moves on my Kate Parker Wedding.
Consultations and Trial Runs
The most important part of choosing a style comes at your consultation. This appointment includes talking about these details and asking a professional for their take on what may work for each situation. For instance, a style that is not secure to withstand the windy elements of a beachside ceremony may not be a good choice.
Other things to consider when choosing a style is the overall feel of the wedding, the ceremony location, the types of weather you could run into, dress style, and most importantly, what you are wearing in your hair. Some styles will hold a heavy veil or big décor better than others.
I recommend bringing pictures of styles or parts of styles that you like and dislike. This allows me to get a clear vision of your desired outcome.
Once you are able to choose an overall look, you will start creating this style. Sometimes, brides are uncertain about what looks best. In this case, I find it important to try several different looks so you are able to see how you look and feel in each one.
I allow 1-2 hours for a trial. Your vision for the day needs to be the most important part of this. Once you find it, you will know.
I always need my brides to “love” their look. After creating this style together, I draw diagrams and take notes and photos so I can recreate this look on the day of the wedding.
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